... reducing wages and over- production; yet the next mooert condemned the expedition which had sailed to seek for new markets f in Africa, on the ground that our ownoperatives were not balf-clothed ! He gave as another reason why the corn laws ought not to be ...

... tPatii'-v Cii' -l '-tai's to C.entral Africa, (J ill J-1-I I Ido feroi Jamicar.ra 'lhrtv arie iith, itev Jrt . Merrirek 'aid lads', of the 'sa~i''r't'r i\Vest Iridies Mr. arid Mrs. a I r rctrica seiat thei i to Africa, whither it.'I ,'S iIT trrae rr pa ...

... Restrictive polic had Si~gnalfiled to produce any lid effect upon the ?? conres. hat Mr. E. N. B uXTON proposed, as oan amendment, war That it is the, 'opinion~ of 'this Convention, that the 'to introductiou, of the slaave.gown produce of Cuba and t Bziinto ...

... regret to say that the accounts per C..aledonia do niot htold 00l- out any hopes of'a Speedy scltlement of tiro unfortunate war of between Ainerica and Mexico; it not only acts detrimental to the welfare af the countries engaged in these hostilities, but ...

... beitug solved. 'Thre Rev. Mtr. Rebmanni, of thse Church htisoioriary Society, who is resident near Mombas, our the cast ?? Africa, fotir degrees south of the equator, has recolnlhh penetrated about one hundred miles inlansd, where be ca~lD to an elevated ...

... vivid iad flashes of what is popularity called summer lightning 'ut- illumined the face of the heavens, indicating the war of the the elements at a distance. During yesterday, considerable of quantities of rain fell; last evening, however, wiis serene ...